Cubilux 5-Way Audio Splitter - 6.35mm TRS AUX Splitter Box for Studio Monitors, Speaker, Guitar, Keyboard, Electronic Piano

I works well to split one audio signal into many if you wanna sit with earphones on multiple people not noticed any loss in quality difficult to get a lead for it and make sure you buy the stereo one a lot of them say the stereo when the mono

Cubilux 5-Way 6.35mm Audio Splitter, Multi 1/4” Headphone Splitter:I've been using one of these for a couple of months and it works flawlessly, with nice swithc action and sturdy casing. Very happy.

For those wanting to know as I did:Yes, each socket is stereo.This thing is great. Machined aluminium, buttons are very satisfying to mash when you're switching between sources. If you tired of pulling connectors apart every time you want to listen to your audio through your speakers instead of your headphones (and vice versa) look no further.

This unit feels solid, and the base is made from thick machine aluminium - with deep grooves inside to avoid contact with the PCB pins. The case should physically stand just about anything you throw at it.The jacks are good quality, and the switches seem reliable.Three downsides:1: the switch caps aren't particularly secure, and drop one of these on the floor and you're likely to lose a switch cap or two. I haven't done it yet, but I'm going to look at securing them with a little glue.2: All the output jacks are literally connected to the input jack through the switches - there is absolutely no isolation between them (typically this might be through resistors and possibly capacitors to block DC voltages). This means that switching on an output jack adds a load to the input - okay if all outputs are roughly the same impedance - but could be problematic if there was a mix of impedances.3: The switches don't take much toggle them, so you need to keep them protected to avoid accidentally switching a jack off or on. I've 3D printed a shield to protect them.But they do the job.

I bought this to send my guitar signal to two different amps and it works great doesn't seem to have any adverse effect on the guitar signal, the on off buttons for each output is also a nice feature

Perfect and simple

I'd been looking for a way to send the audio signal from my mixing desk to both my amp and my active speaker simultaneously without resorting to some very Heath Robinson sketchiness, this block along with the right channel splitting (L/R) cabling (1 in and up to 5 out, I have 2 outs in use at the moment!) Not only makes that possible but also keeps the audio as pure as it can be which makes for a really great evening of partying!So now.... just need another amp, 4 x 500w drivers to put in the cabinets I have and bigger DJ gigs will be on the horizon!

The media could not be loaded. Does the job....one audio input 1/4... and 5 outputs...works absolutely great....I have 4 speakers hooked up